Chair, President, and Editor-in-Chief of the Huffington Post Media Group Arianna Huffington said that Hillary Clinton was “so pissed” during her press conference on her emails on Friday’s “Real Time” on HBO. Maher said that he believes Republicans are “in the
Hillary Clinton assured Americans most of her email was being archived because she was sending it to other people with State.gov addresses. Turns out that’s not correct.
CNN’s “The Lead” host Jake Tapper said that Hillary Clinton’s defense that she turned over all work-related emails to the State Department and deleted all personal emails was “not quite accurate” on Friday. “It’s the controversy Hillary Clinton probably wishes
Politifact, the fact-checker run by the Tampa Bay Times, decided to fact-check Hillary Clinton’s email press conference. Curiously though, the site chose not to rate her statement as true or false, claiming it was too difficult for them to judge.
State Department Spokesperson Jen Psaki said that the State Department e-mail archiving process that Hillary Clinton said saved many of her e-mails “isn’t perfect” on Friday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” on MSNBC. Psaki was asked whether a State Department IG report about problems
A Politico report has uncovered that former President Bill Clinton has received $16 million of your tax dollars to help subsidize his cigar-smoking habit.
Don’t get too excited. When it comes to the Clintons, perjury is merely an inconvenient speed bump on their five decade road to absolute power. In the ’90s, then-President Bill Clinton lied under oath about his sordid sexual affair with
Former CBS reporter Sharyl Attkisson held the fixed attention of Californians Wednesday night in a packed Ronald Reagan Library forum in Simi Valley. She shared stories of the bias and intimidation in today’s mainstream media, echoing her new book, Stonewalled.
President Obama joked about Hillary Clinton’s e-mails on Thursday’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on ABC. During a discussion the technology the president uses and his interaction with it, Kimmel asked “do you have Hillary Clinton’s new e-mail address?” The president responded,
Hillary’s staff selected which emails to turn over to the State Department for preservation using a series of search terms. Any email that didn’t match those terms was considered private. No person reviewed the emails to insure their contents were indeed private before they were deleted.
So many emails to read, so little time. It turns out Hillary Clinton’s lawyers deleted a lot of email without actually reading it. That, of course, raises new questions about whether she really handed over all work-related email to the State Department.
Hillary Clinton’s email scandal isn’t going away just because she has held a news conference. More questions are coming up every day.
Jon Stewart did his level best to minimize the Hillary Clinton email scandal last week, a mess even MSNBC and The New York Times immediately slammed as significant. It’s what he’s done for 16-plus years — smite the right and
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) unloaded on President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, Secretary of State John Kerry, former Secretary of State and likely 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, and the mainstream media over the Iranian nuclear deal—and the
Former Hewlett-Packard CEO and potential 2016 presidential candidate Carly Fiorina argued that Hillary Clinton “thinks a question about transparency is illegitimate” and that “if the Clinton Foundation were a publicly-traded company, none of that would hold up” on Wednesday’s “Hugh Hewitt
Former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said it was “startling” Hillary Clinton waited so long to personally address the scandal over her e-mails on Wednesday’s “Hardball” on MSNBC. Gibbs reported that “waiting eight days to say what they said
A full investigation will be needed. But it’s very difficult to imagine a scenario in which Hillary Clinton’s private mail server was not used to conceal, and perhaps destroy, documents covered by Freedom of Information Act lawsuits and congressional subpoenas.
If he says it often enough, maybe people will believe him. Here are 21 times White House spokesman Josh Earnest described Hillary Clinton’s emails as “personal.”
Comedy Central’s “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart mocked Hillary Clinton for her press conference addressing the scandal over her e-mails on Wednesday. Stewart first attacked Clinton’s suggestion that she set up a private server because carrying two devices would be
National Journal Senior Political Columnist and Editorial Director Ron Fournier said “I’ve never seen her [Hillary Clinton] look as unpresidential as she did at that news conference” on Wednesday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. “I’ve known the Clintons, and frankly admired
Yesterday at her press conference, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticized Republican senators who sent a letter to the leaders of Iran in an attempt to “engage” in the process of the nuclear deal President Barack Obama is attempting to negotiate.
Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld wondered if Hillary would blame a “vast left-wing conspiracy” for her e-mail troubles on Wednesday’s broadcast of “The Five.” “If you think yesterday’s press conference helped hillary, then you think the iceberg helped the titanic”
A report released Wednesday by the State Department’s Inspector General concludes that the department’s employees are not saving enough of their emails for “official records.” The report comes as former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is under scrutiny for using a personal email address and server during her time at Foggy Bottom. The report did not mention Clinton.
Press Secretary Josh Earnest says the administration still considers itself the most transparent administration in history. “And the reason for that is that there are large number of ways that reporters and the public have access to the administration and to decisions made at the administration.”
Author Ed Klein claimed that Hillary Clinton is under six investigations prompted by the White House on Wednesday’s “Fox & Friends” on the Fox News Channel. Klein said that the White House was leaking unfriendly stories to the press about
